Born To Run
58 horse and rider combinations are set to be presented at this afternoon's inspection at Defender Burghley Horse Trials in the event commonly known as the Trot Up.
The Premier Five Star Competition, which is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year, also has an expanded shopping village, which will be open from tomorrow, as the first day of the competition gets underway.
The new Rutland Hub next to Oakham Baptist Church is only part of their expansion. It was officially opened yesterday by MP Alicia Kearns and sees offices from the church move in as well as spaces for the community to use and a cafe.
Northamptonshire police are appealing for witnesses after a series of burglaries, which they believe are all linked around the A43 between Kettering and Stamford.
Around 650 athletes began a swim at first light and are taking part in three laps of Rutland Water's roads this morning by bike before they run a half marathon in the annual Vitruvian Triathlon.
Road closures are in place in Stamford this morning on Broad Street, Star Lane and Red Lion Street for the annual Battle of Britain Parade and Service and will continue until lunchtime.
As part of the Rutland Day celebrations yesterday, there was an event at Oakham Castle which saw reenactors from the Ferrars' household along with local stalls, a Maker's market, a history tour and the Special Multum Gin Parvo Rutland Cocktail and Rutland Pippin were also on offer.
A five-week consultation to help shape Rutland's newest local plan is underway.
Visitors from Oakham's German twin town are in Rutland for four days of sightseeing and discovery.
This summer's Global Bird Fair has raised a record amount for worldwide conservation.
Two teams from Melton Round Table are crossing the Channel this morning as they take on this year's Skinflint rally.
Army Cadets based at St. George's Barracks have taken on a new home at Kendrew at Cottesmore.
After a 37 year wait there was an all-female podium at Defender Burghley Horse Trails in Stamford which annually welcomes over 170,00 visitors across the four day event.
Two Freemasons from Stamford are due to return home late this afternoon to a fundraising party at the Danish Invader.
